Xanadu

BOOK BY DOUGLAS CARTER BEANE MUSIC AND LYRICS BY JEFF LYNNE & JOHN FARRAR
Directed By Nathaniel Niemi
Music Directed By Justin Adams

Colorful Xanadu movie poster with rainbow and disco ball.

Preview: JUN 29 - JUL 1, 2027
Opening: JUL 2, 2027
Closing: AUG 14, 2027
ASL Performance: AUG 4, 2027
Talkback: JUL 8, JUL 22, AUG 5, 2027

$35 and up Preview Performances

$40 and up Performances

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29 Jun
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
30 Jun
7:00 PM
01 Jul
7:00 PM
02 Jul
7:00 PM
03 Jul
7:00 PM
07 Jul
7:00 PM
08 Jul
1:00 PM
08 Jul
7:00 PM
09 Jul
7:00 PM
10 Jul
1:00 PM
10 Jul
7:00 PM
13 Jul
7:00 PM
14 Jul
7:00 PM
15 Jul
7:00 PM
16 Jul
7:00 PM
17 Jul
1:00 PM
17 Jul
7:00 PM
21 Jul
7:00 PM
22 Jul
1:00 PM
22 Jul
7:00 PM
23 Jul
7:00 PM
24 Jul
1:00 PM
24 Jul
7:00 PM
27 Jul
7:00 PM
28 Jul
7:00 PM
29 Jul
7:00 PM
30 Jul
7:00 PM
31 Jul
1:00 PM
31 Jul
7:00 PM
04 Aug
05 Aug
1:00 PM
05 Aug
7:00 PM
06 Aug
7:00 PM
07 Aug
1:00 PM
07 Aug
7:00 PM
10 Aug
7:00 PM
11 Aug
7:00 PM
12 Aug
7:00 PM
13 Aug
7:00 PM
14 Aug
1:00 PM
14 Aug
7:00 PM

Feel the music, cue the glitter

Picture this [with your polaroid camera]: Venice Beach, California, 1980, “Greek goddess meets mortal boy” story where the ultimate reward is Xanadu. This zany musical featuring the hit songs “Magic,” “Suddenly” and “I’m Alive,” follows the journey of a beautiful Greek muse, Kira, who descends from the heavens of Mount Olympus. As she embarks on a quest to inspire a mortal struggling artist, Sonny, they achieve the greatest mythical artistic creation of all time—the first roller disco! But, when Kira falls into forbidden love with Sonny, her jealous sisters take advantage of the situation, and comedic chaos ensues. Grab your roller skates, leg warmers, headbands and roll along with us for our exciting Summer Staycation production.

Sexual content warning with gender symbols and a content meter.
Content Advisory Notes (may contain spoilers) ▼
Trigger Warning:
One character struggles with purpose and what to do with his life.

 Adult Content: There is adult content. The play uses Greek mythology, and themes of art, self, and love are explored.

advisory scale 1 of 6 Sexual Content: There is sexual content. Characters share a sexual kiss.

advisory scale 1 of 6 Language: There is some strong language. Word Counts: Hell 3X, Bitch 1X

Two hands making the 'OK' gesture.

Sign Language Interpretation is available on August 4th, 2027. Please e-mail Tickets@TheVillages.com if you would like to attend this performance for the interpretation.